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Prime Minister Jim Bolger today welcomed the news that Fiji would be readmitted to the Commonwealth from 1 October this year.

SACRED HEART COLLEGE, AUCKLAND

Bishop Pat Dunn, Principal Brendan Schollum, Old Boys of Sacred Heart, ladies and gentlemen.

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Wing Commander Mathewson, Squadron Leader Lott, officers, ladies and gentlemen.

The Government has made an in principle decision to move the Beehive and complete the original South Wing of Parliament House, Prime Minister Jim Bolger announced today.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger, in consultation with Deputy-Prime Minister Winston Peters, has today announced the following reallocation of Ministerial responsibilities:

The Prime Minister Jim Bolger said today he had with regret accepted the resignation from the executive of the Hon Christine Fletcher, Minister of Local Government, Women's Affairs and Cultural Aff

Mr Speaker

I seek leave to move a motion regarding the recent death of Mother Teresa.

The Prime Minister said today that Mr Neil Kirton, MP, former Associate Minister of Health and Minister of Customs, has released to the media copies of papers he received as a Minister, including t

New Zealand supports Fiji's readmission to the Commonwealth before the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in October, Prime Minister Jim Bolger said today.

The Government has set up a fund in memory of the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales, the Prime Minister announced tonight.

More than 1500 seats will be reserved for members of the public at the Commemoration Service in Wellington for Diana, Princess of Wales on Friday at 12.30pm, the Prime Minister's office said today.

Mr Speaker.

I move that a respectful address in the following words be presented to Her Majesty The Queen:

"To The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty

The Prime Minister has announced that, as a mark of respect for Diana Princess of Wales, all New Zealand flags are requested to be flown at half-mast up to and including the day of the funeral.

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Prime Minister Jim Bolger will visit Tonga, Niue and Samoa in late August.

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Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your invitation to address you today.

Aviation is a dynamic industry. It is innovative, competitive and forward thinking.

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PORIRUA

E rau rangatira ma
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Co-ordinators and guests.

Sir Ronald Davison's findings from the Commission of Inquiry into Certain Matters Relating to Taxation (the report of the Wine-Box Inquiry) will provide the New Zealand public with continued confid

New Zealand will host the major Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meetings in mid September 1999, Prime Minister Jim Bolger announced today.

The Prime Minister announced today that he had been informed by the New Zealand First Leader, Hon Winston Peters that he was not prepared to have the Hon Neil Kirton continue as Associate Minister

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AUCKLAND

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome and good morning.

I congratulate the organisers and sponsors of this forum.

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President Geoff Thompson, Vice Presidents, Ministers, MPs, delegates, ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you for the welcome.

Prime Minister Jim Bolger today welcomed moves to begin providing a $3 million crime prevention programme for South Auckland young people at risk of offending.